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To Regulate Emigration.
STRINGENT PROVISIONS OF BILL TO BE INTRODUCED
BY REPRESENTATIVE FORD.

BY REPRESENTATIVE FORD.
Representative Ford, OF Michigan, has a bill
which he intends to introduce In the House after
the holiday recess, providing that after the 1st OF
october, 1888, each and every immigrant who
shall be about TO come to the United states shall
undergo an inspection and examination by con-
sular representative OF the United States at the
place or port from which he emoarks, and shall
procure a certificate that he Is not INDECENT per-
son, pauper, convict. or exconvtct for other than
political ofenSeS that he is not about to perform
labor under contract previously entered into, d.
rectly or indirectly; that he Is OF good moral
character, and wants TO become citizen OF the
United States These examinations are to be con-
Quoted under rules prep red by the Secretary OF
State. A vessel may be forfeited for violation Of
the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29

The Newcastle City Dashed 10 Pieces
OFF Nantucket-Hser Crew Narrowly
Escape.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2a-Captain Seavey. OF the
schooner Agnes L Grace at this port from Boston.
reports that on Dec. "a, as he was passing the
South shoal hghtship OF Nantucket, he saw
small boat put on from the lightship mile dist
ant. and bore down TO meet her. capt. Thornton
or the British steamer Newcastle City, from New
Castle for New York, who was on board the small
boat, reported that his ship had been lost, with
heavy cargo OF assorted merchandise, on the MORN
Ing OF the preceding day. The crew al told num-
oered twenty-five, and they had sought refuge on
the lightshp IL appears from the statement II
Capt. Thornton that his vessel was ON the inside
between the lightship and land. where the wafer
Is from TO fathoms deep, while the steamer drew
over % feet When asked by Capt. Seavey how
II occurred he replied that his ship took bottom.
The sea was very high at the time and the bottom
OF the Newcastle City was crushed IN when she
struck the hard sand The officers and crew had
much difnculty In escaping from the wreck. Capt.
Thornton made no request TO be taken on board
the schooner and returned to the light shin.
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-The wrecked steamer New
castle city WAS a screw vessel or Z, l2g ross and
LISA net tons She was ~ feet long, &c feet
beam and "a feet deep, and was built al West
Hartlepool, Eng, In 1850.
Ihe steamers cargo, consisting of iron. cement
and fire. bricks, was valued at S15 O00 and Is fully
insured. The vessel was worth 100000 and Is
only partly insured.
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To Help Along Los Angeles.

Los ANGELES, CAL, Dec. 29.-Generai solicitor
Bunson, OF the AIchison. Topeka q santa Fe Rail-
road Co.. says that company will build a road To
Redohdo Beach, l6 niles Southwest OF Los Angeles,
10 be In running order March 1. The Pacific
steamship co. Will have a fast line OF steamers
from san Francisco 10 that point, making the trip
In twenty hours The company Will ship It's freight
from there.
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FAR BELOW ZERO.
The Mercury rhirsy-tSo,pegree~ BeSovx
in Dakota. aud Twenty Below nt

MNNEsrosR, MINI, Dec. ca.-The Thermometer
was - degrees below az An, typical Minne-
sofa day, clear and still No serious delays are
reported to traffc. In Dakota the weather ls
much colder, and there Is more interruption 60
business MatertOwn reports b degrees below.
BAD RLoCKADRs FEARED.
MaRQUErTE. Mich, Dcc. IA fierce northwest
BLIZZARD prevailed throughout the Upper Peninsula
yesterday and last night and bad blOckades arc
anticipated.
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Decorations for Mexican Indian Fight.

NoGALEs, A. T., Dec. 29.-The Sonora Mexico,
legislatur- has passed a Jaw allowing decoration
to all military men in active service against the
Yaqul Indians during the last two years. Soldiers
In the war with the French In 1854 are being pen.
stoned.
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Against the Copper Corner.

PARIS, Dec. 29-The municipal authorities have
pettioned the government 10 adopt measures
which Will prevent thc French syndicate non COM
trolling the price uf copper.
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Fighting In q Train.


DRUNKEN PASSENGERS.
A serious riot occurred on a passenger train on
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, near Hinton,
w. Va, Monday night, in which several persons
were badly wounded, one OF them fatally. party
Of q half dozen men under the influence OF liquor
boarded the train at Madeira Station and At
tempted to take possession. Conductor Frank At
kinson shot one OF the men In the abdomen, when
the brother OF the wounded man pushed pistol
In the conductors mouth and shot his tongue out
Brakeman VIM. Netherland was struck on the
head and disabled, and . col0red man was shot
through the body.
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Kansas City saloon Men Rejoice.
TIE RECORDER DECIDES that THE SUNDAY CLOSING
ORDINANCE Is VOID.

CHICAGO. Dec. GA Kansas City dispatch says:
There was a grand jubilee OF saloon keepers Last
evening when II became generally known that Re
corder Davenport had declared the sunday closing
ordinance Unconstitutional. The decision con-
sidered at great length the right OF the council TO
give the recorder power to Impose greater penal
ties than those allowed by the charter, and held
that the council did not have such power as that
part OF the ordinance being void. the whole was,
and the revocations OF license was intended part
OF the penalty and could not hold.
The Judge referred to the fact that /. 300 sigma.
lures had been obtained pledging his support In
case he upheld the ordinance, aud stated that he
could only decide In the way he thought right
whether public opinion was with him or not. The
case will be taken 70 the Supreme Court by the
tomperance element.
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A Meda, for the Due d, aumalc.

BRUSSELS. Dec. 2a-Ihe dcputation OF memoers
OF the French Institute, appointed 20 present %
the Due s. Aumfle the metals struck IN conmculo-
ration OF his giit OF Cnantiily 10 Era4ce arrived
al Brussels yesterday and m lde the presc uIatlOp
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PAGES 3 AND OF To-DAY's STAR contain: An adj
drps against the Knights OF Labor, The Interstate
Commerce Commission and the Express Compa-
MES, The Presidents Gift to the Pope, Reading
Men out again, sullivan and Killrain, The Naval
War college, Telegraphic Dispatches, &C.
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An Old Paper im New Quarters.

DENVER, Col, Dec. 29.-The Rocky Mountain
NeUs, the pioneer newspaper OF the Rocky Noun
tain region, removed last night TO its new build
ing. Its former oflice was the Oldest building IN
the city, and IL had occupied II for twenty-one
years When the initial number OF the Nesps was
issued Denver cons ted OF four log houses ana
several hundred tents. This was In April, 1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29

He Would Have Reen DethrOned hut
for British and American Naval Off.

hAAAhAOA'S NAHfSO" ESCAfEss
He Would Have Been DethrOned but
for British and American Naval Off.
GERS.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 29-Private advices re-
ceived here from members of the Hawaiian legis-
lature say were 1t not for the presence OF English
and American men-of-war In the harbor a a out
break would undoubtedly have occurred on the
assembling OF the legislature December l5. Min
lister ASHFORD brought out the Honolulu Rifles
with the Intention OF subverting the government
at once, but the success OF the design Was pre-
vented by the officers OF the vessels. whose threats
stopped the proposed insurrectIon before any SAN
culinary trouble occurred. The kings yetOes are
among the chief features OF contention. Their
legality, however and the validity OF the cOnStl-
tuition will be sustained without doubt, as the
KING has the ma ajOrity OF the supreme court The
liquor and police bid, which had been passed by
the legi Stature, were returned with the kings
veto. The ministers hope to have S. p. Dale
placed on the bench as NTH Judge.
THE KINGS PROVISIONS FOR HIS CREDITORS
the King has put In trust TO pay his debts
which amount 10 $3.50 OOO exclusive OF s7l 600 due
a Chinese merchant. which was paid TO the king
as a bride to OBTAIN license for the sale OF opium
ell his real estate, which consists OF life interest
in fee simple, save tw Or three small parcels. The
trustees are j. o. Carter, S. NJ. Damen and Curtis
Zankea. All bills are TO be presented within three
montns and dividends are to be declared monthly
The papers have already been recorded.
The legislature passed a resolution by a vote OF
% to IL that 1t was the sense Of he assembly that
the aims OF the king In vetoing the bills relat-
ing to the abolition OF the otfce OF governors was
Unconstitutional, and committee OF the cab net
waited upon the King and notified him OF the TACT.
The king re Ierred the question to the judges for
their opinion.
GROWING SENTIMENT IN FAVOR OF ANNEXATION
A letter from one OF the legislators says II the
king does not assent to the acts OF the present
legislature he Will be dethroned and provisional
government substituted. SO unsatisfactory is the
state OF these Islands that those most concerned in
the Kingdoms prosperity are ravoring annexation
to the United States, and the feeling in this re-
spect is spreading among AL clas es
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Washington News and Gossip.
Index to Advertisements.

AMrsEMENTs-1stp page.
ArroRNErs-4th page.
AUCTION SALEs-3d page.
BoARDINs-2d page.
BUSINESS CHANcEs-2d page.
CITY ITENs-6th page.
COUNTRY REAL EsTArE-2d page.
DEArHs-5th page.
DENTIsTEy-4th page.
EDUCATIoNAL-4th page.
FAMILY SCPPLIEs-3d page.
For RENT (Rooms)-2d page.
For RENT (Houses}-6th page.
For RENT (Miscellaneous)-2dp page.
For RENT (Ofices)-2d page.
For SALE (Houses)-2d page.
For SALE Uotsl-2d page.
For SALE Miscellaneous 9th paga
HoTELs-4th page.
HoUsEFURNIsHINGs- page.
LADIES 6ooDs-3d pare
Local MxNTIoN-6th page.
LosT AND FoUND-2d page.
MARRIAGEs-5th page.
MONEY TO LoAS-2d page.
MEpIcAL--4th page.
OCEAN SrEAMERs-4th page.
PoToMAC RIVER BoArs-4th paga
Pianos AND ORGANs-4th page.
PERsoNAI-2d page.
PRoPOsALs-4th page.
PRoFEssIONAL-4th page.
RArLRoADs-4th page.
SEWING MAcHISEs-4thp page.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-lst page.
SUBURBAN PRoPERrY-2dp page
WANTED (Help)-2d page.
WANTED tSituations)-2d page
WANTED (Rooms)-2d page.
WANTED CHouses)-2d page.
WANTED CMiscellaneous)-2d page.
WINTER EEsoRTs-4th page.
WOOD AND CoAL-4th page.
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Fathers >ickening Crime.
he CRUsHEs HIS BABES SKULL WITH A BLOW IN
TENDED FOR His WIFE

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 29.-John North, aged forty
two Years, returned TO his home on 5 nth 25th
street last night under the influence or liquor
Soon he picked quarrel with his WIFE, who was
nursing Their three-month sold child. He became
SO rnrdged that he rushed upon her ana aimed a
powerful blow at her lace. but as she turned 10
avoid II the stroke Tell upon the head OF the clild
crushing It's skull and causing almost instant
d -atn. The horrible act soberei the man, and he
became frantic with grief, aud offered no resist
ance when the police, Who Were notified OF the
into custody.
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T,DR. CLEVER. VETERINARY SURGEON,
-, has resumed practice at whiteside X Wal
tons l@%l Penn ave. IL from IL m. to u IN,
1eleVhOne No 7l9 DIR. Cleyer's veterinary remedies
Away Ii stock at the same Place dl9-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29
A frigh-Schooi Building Burned.

MINSEAPOLIs, MINI, Dec. 29.-The Journals
Fergus Falls, Minn., special says: The high-school
building, with all Its contents, burned this morn
ing. Loss S85, 200; insurance 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29

DENVER, Col, Dec. GA hard glove contest TO
finish was fought 13 miles from this city between
Lawrence Farrell, OF Denver, formerly or Chicago,
and Samuel Gaundecker, OF Altoona, Pa. Farrell
had the best or the fight from the start and In the
sixth round knocked the Altoona man out by
clean blow on the 1ugular.
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R0SroN,s REIGN OF rERRoR.
More Deeds sf Garrettiug aad Robbery
Reported last Night.

BosroS, Dec ca-Last night witnessed moro
deeds OF garroting and noobing In this city. Two
tolgh-looking fellows were arrested Cor gsrroring
John r. McLane, of East Boston. The police saw
four men ''going through" McLane, and after
hot chase captured two OF them. Their pAtoes
are Frank foran and george q. smith.
Daniel MCCARTHY. a railroad construction con-
tractor, while looking orhslp TO work on con-
tract was robbed OF hts watch while negotiating
with two former employees. Both wee arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29
IN A SNOW DRIFT.
A stalled Express Crushed Into by An
Engine and Many Passenger In

MINNEAPOLIS MINI, Dec. 29.-The Cannon-Ban
express. which LETT Chicago on the Albert Lea
route Tuesday at II :oo, ran into snow drift near
Ely, Iowa, l2 miles from Cedar Rapids, az 2:3o
yesterday morning. Before the drift could he
cleared away freight engine drawing a eaUoose
dashed into the rear OF the train, telescopng the
dlning-car and crushing the ends OF nearly al the
cars on the train, as well as damaging the second
engine, the train being a double he ader Several
people were seriously injured and many suffered
bruises but none were killed. The train reached
here last night at midnight over fteel hours late
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Another Mexican Railroad.
TO TAP RICH MINING REGION AND JOIN THE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC AT YUMA.

CHICAGO, Dec. GA dispatch from FL Paso,
Texas, says: VIM. H. McWood, q San Francisco
capitalist, returned yesterday from the city OF
Mexico with papers for one OF the largest conces-
sions ever granted by the Mexican government.
The concession Is q right OF way for a railroad to
commence at Tepic, state Of Jalisco and run
state OF Sinaloa; thence northwest through that
state touching q number OF important cities TO
connect with the Southern Pacific road at Yuma.
A. 7. The new line VIII be somewhat circular,
forming belt line that will tap one OF the largest
and richest mining regions in the world. Work is
years for completion. corps OF surveyors win be
In the neld In twenty days Mr. McWood says
York and Boston, but he viii 60 70 London TO
secure English capital which has also been
offered.
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Wilson Not legally ru,oIy

PARIS Dec. .9.-The inquiry into the new deco
ration scandal shows thai NJ. Wilson II not leg nv
iavolvcd. -Four agents wall be tired Tor completely
ia the affair.
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A Proposition from COlOred Citizens "a
the District Com MisstOners.

THEY PROPOSE THAT THE GRADED SCHOOLS IN THE
EidHTH DIVISION AND THE INDUSTRIAL AND
COOKING SCHOOLS BE ALL PUT IN THE MILLER
BUILDING.
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The Ohio Frozen Over.
NO HOPE OF COAL SUPPLY BY RIVER NOW SOONER
THAN FEBRUARY.

point this morning Is frozen over and navigat Is
entirely suspended. This closes all hope OF coal
supply BY river sooner than February, unless there
is an extraordinarily warm January. The prices
Of coal are now double what they were q year ago
and must still 60 higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29

ST. PAUL, Dec GA BOzeman Mont, special to
the Pioneer Press says a row OF frame buildings on
Main street, occupied by twelve merchants, were
burned last night. Loss 0OO insured for Sl4 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29
In the Interest of Tariff Reform.

MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATS AND THEIR GUESTS TO
DINE AND TALK TONIGHT.
Boston, Dec. 29-The Massachusetts, Tariff Re-
form League will give dinner at the notel Bruns-
wick tonight, al which, besides several local dem
ocratc organizations, there will be present Repre-
sentative Breckenridge, OF Kentucky, senator
Morgan, OF Alabama, and Representative Wilson,
OF West Virginia. MIR. James Russell Lowell will
preside and make the Introductory speech.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29

Frank Fuller, who killed Archbishop Seghers on
the Yukon River, In Alaska, last December, has
Of $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29

MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses have
been Issued by jne clerk II the court 20 ". Fons-
bee Latham and Daisy Warner Blackmore; Rich-
ard A. Buechler and NJ Ella Fowler; Joan 4.
ClarvOe ana Rose l. Mchennay: Chas. q. Monroe
and Arric F. Chaoe, Geo. T.. Corneu aud Laura v.
Boteior: Richard Z. Lappin, Of Chicago. H., and
Frances ". M cCristOl; ". Lawrence Alien and
Cora MCGEE, both OF Spott>yiyania CoWBty, Va;
Thomas l. Cpshaw, OF AUanta, ga. aud T. Ia ~.
Brown; W. II. Gray aud Matte r. Ihldrey, both
OF Richmond, Va; George Matters aud kUtts
DOi,On; Joseph II. Thomas and Mary Catherfue
jackson; ". H. ABBOTT. OF Dorchester County,
Md, ana l.. J nnie Bryan; Moses Milkerson and
Lizzie turner: Thomas L. MiIlOughby and Mary
Ida Payne, both Of sp0ttsylyania County, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29

,, irhr re- midntont noitCe,nS0 c,1orvsd Ur ~
what resembled o bundle Of clothing huddled up
In Q doorway at 5th ana Eggleston avenue. Upon
about to freeze 70 death after debauch. he was
taken 70 the etatton-house, where he gave the
name OF Patrick Obrten, aged thirty residence
to visit his brother on Eastern avenue. Upon
searching him the Oncers found . 900 In money
and a. 600 In checks payable TO him, besides q
valuable gold watch and diamond 1ewelry. The
locality IN which be was found Is one Of the worst
IN tho city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29

THE CONTRACT for the washing Of the towels for
the War Department for the six months ending
June 80, 1883, has been awarded to Mrs. L. A.
jackson, VI this city, at the rate Of cents a
dOZ u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29

Nh. DON N. DICKINSON, who has been away from
he city for the past week, has returned, and was
At the Post once Department to-day for short
thine.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICTOF COLUMBIA,
EnliInlC q aIelial terI 80

TS IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
- TRICTOF COLUMBIA,
Holding q special term IS a District Court Of the
United States
The UNITED STATES v. The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
CANAL Co and others
No. 344.
Upon motion Of the attorney for the United States
and consider ton Of the petition this case seek
t) Of the land upon hicb all Of the northern
aDutnent of the Aqueduct Bridge, in Georgetown ID
G. te1cept the Wing walls thereof including the f,In-
daons OF The piers OF said aDunent and the land
OF right of way forty-nine and thirty-seyen hun
d-edths t4y3I) feet wide the CheSapeake and
Ohio Cana from the northern face said abut 10
the north bank OF said canal @ of a parcel of land
bong part of lot number t) in Peter Beatty
lhrekeld and Deakin's addition Georgetown begin,
mug tor the same at the end Of ten and seyan-tenths
tlO.'l feet measured south the line of Lin
thence with the west line Of Jingau rect ten and
seven tenths llO1) feet to Bridge street west
b and with the south line OF Bridge thirytwo
CD feet and thence in line the place of
beginning; IL Is, TINS 18th DAY of December 1887
ordered that all PERSONS, firms and bodies corporate or
IOtlc haNinR or claiming TO have right title or
this {roceediny part thereof or any claim 10
the uaiIia2 II any, VII ch may be awarded in this
proceeding coipensation said land or any psrt
thereof or Tor SAID rlxht of any part thereof
etli1On IN " iting by filing in this court statement
spec ally settIug such right title int rest OF
on or beior- the ninth day of january 1888 and il ia
rther oIuere tnat az such claims not filed be-
United states provided that copy of this order shall
lie published in the meantime least fourteen times
IN dE EvENING STAR daily newspaper published
IN THIS city Of Washington and at least twice ia the
Washington Law Reporter
CHARLES p JAMES
uII-i9t Jusuce holding District Court o, U. 8.
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LONDON, Dec. 29.--Advices from Brisbane state
that Mr.. Bevan has returned 70 that place from
Papua. He explored the interior OF the island and
found there splendid river systems which form
highways for large agricultural country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29

STORY OF A STOLEN WAnCH-In July last JnQ.
Blackford, Jeweier at No. 3l25 Bridge street.
West Washington, reported 70 the police that his
place had been robbed OF two gold watc res Ths
case was given 10 Detectives Kan aud Horne but
they Were unable TO md either watch or learn who
the thief was. one OF the watches stolen belon ed
TO Mrs. Fanny Mcknight, and her initials we're en-
grayed on the case A couple OF days ago the ofii-
GERS learned that ChaA Young, cOlOred, had offered
the watcn for sale. They found Young. and earned
from him that he purchased the watch from WIN.
Naylor, a negro, who recently returned from
Albany. whee he was sent Tor highway robbery.
The 1eweier with whom Mrs Mcknight claimed
10 nave LETT the watch for repairs did not recOe0t
ever having the watch IN his possession and failed
10 make good the value OF the watch after the al.
legged theft had been committed Mrs Mcknight
entered suit against him, and obtained Judgment
for $40 about the time the Officers recovered the
watch. This morning the case was heard In the
Police Court, and Naylor was held Tor the action
OF the grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29

1HE COLD WAVE oUCCESS.-lne thermometers
rapidly dropped down to within 15 points Of zero
last night, with a strong gusty wind from the
west. The prediction officer at the Signal Office
was gloating In ghoulioh glee this morning when
a STAR reporter asked him, with chattertDg teeth,
what the chances were for rise. Turning TO a
map, he said that the mercury would continue to
fail until about O'Clock tomorrow morning. when
II would begin to rise again-but very slowly. The
cold wave is a complete success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29

CHICAGO, Dec 29-Tommy Warren the feather
weight champion pugilist, who Jared so badly at
the hands OF Weir, the "Beifast Spider In fight
for the larceny OF q watch. The complainant was
Mrs. Kate Gilmer. Her watch was fouLd upon
Warren. but he claimed that It had been given
him by q friend to hand to third party. Warren
was tncarcerated several hours before anybody
could be found who would 60 ON his bond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29

The NORFOLK NAvY-yARD.-On account OF the
high winds the Yantic failed to put to sea yester-
day ror her winters cruise In the West Indies She
dropped down TO the magazine to take on her pow.
der and will sail to-day. The crew of the Galeua
are engaged In breaking her out and transferring
her stores TO the general store On account OF re-
pairs 10 her machinery the vessel will not leave
Norfolk until the 10th OF January. Naval Con-
siructor +. t. Bowes and the foreman OF the yard
have been holding preliminary survey on the Ca
lena for the past few days. She put in the dry
dock to-day, fn order that he lay facilitate the
work when the board arrives on the Sd day OF Jan
uarY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29

rS PIANO AND BANQUET LAMPS
CELEBRATED ROCHESTER LAMPS
DUPLEX, AND STUDENT LAMPS
ART PORCELAIN FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
5 &. sHEDD BRO,
dIO 9th ST
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For Isle Tsonr.

"a friend OF the poor" sends 70 TIVE STAR $40 tor
the Associated Charities ana SO Tor the Niyut
Lodging House.
A. Z. X. sends 81 for the Night Lodging House
and 50 Tor the Associated Charities.